The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-30

John!' He never called me that before. The
jury will never agree he says. say, I hope
So"
The familiar Injunction. Hats of" at 10
o'clock, indicated the approach Of Judge Cow
ing. A minute after he had taken his seat the
Most glanced at them apprehensively.
ioreaan:. Most dIspisysS no 9,xaTSd slsn q
m&sh r. Howe rs@ said: nm me ssitis sfSlf that I'll the in
clients conviction. I ask to have some day next
week for argnmen on a motion on appeal"
on 9S %oSd oSwiPsE ss ssla he 81 y MSss!s h friends Ss. a anG
and asked him what he thought q The verdict
The Jury Was Sss discharesd until this morning.
thu the ti Sstd the w vote WI. Was ss 7 to 5 e ir r, aeasui Rfa'Ct thenS
Most was carried Of TO the Tombs. taking a
Most, said yesterday that one OF the iurymsn:
EEasat. Ninth Street. is the father Of JONI J. Hail,
enc &C Of Can't Capt, M scSnntsd ~ yoHHn nE p pc %Ganasa Mr;
was q Home Ruler and Land Lacquer.
THE DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Mr.. Howe wore his winter raiment in the
court in the morning. 1t consisted externally
s a,,ss! va !, . ~ - a 60uS S.s H e a0E S;ms.,l The Rs S'aIs
ing. said that it was with deep regret and In
disnation that he had heard the evening before
that threatening letters h y Pc. been I.i sent to
FIT had any idea that Most sent them. or
anybody sent them for him. would fling up
II am very glad to hear you say 30, Mr..
Howe beQan on him with:
"M9ss; do y9a L9 Is anything about those
th moss said i vosfssrorsly that h. did not. and
week himself that he didn't read; NJ: Howe
my: AN . y ta zssas .r qna az. ssh S:s born vent in 4 70 :ssosI in e ssl'
% ins .n sl' lsss turing on ps ses si.fa Question! siisa:' hA sir s;sn m n.i!,
notes a"S 81 '1 yoa a' SssI Of tho my . :esisness of pr.ytu. and the
two policemen as to your speech at Kramer's Hallf A.
Q.-Did you make notes of your speech there' A.
GIN ths, speech. from beginning to end, did you
make any threats AGAINST any person in this city or in
s.6id YOU have any intention to make threasI A.
ha naca asked ae. h MSst saccsss i've ,i Il he nd OF IN h aaf
any intention to %contrive to break the peace.
or to excite people to hatred and contempt OF
government, or to oppose the due execution OF
the laws. or to raise riots and Instructions, or
anything except to denounce the executions in
Chicago. Most said no steadfastly and went
Iknow Capt MeCullagh. but he wasn't at the meet.
i nGsre There msrs NO wsf tsm nSI any IND a0 shs %s.s silsFs s 'aa sn i nnsr;
Rsaceta! ons g., a man cried; "ReSenserahs might
g him aud said, Keep quiet; we want no such phrases
s3.D,d yoH read the report of your speech in The
a M.s only Hu 2 4 sh sn ssp.i,n, and Z, so wa: ysr{ , much 81,
t g n: 4: ~ "sy ,ss :p e 8 t'$ x3Si,., l:. m. tel! VIA.
m 1ss nas' y our r group j. Ne ". .l va ss so's 70 ss: sPss, Z d Risat
y. ssl. ss:s wv as . esss1 n :as . %s: :HY:,.r, W q ' :h each '' ~
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Rnsr q %y i: :1 2 SENDER IL Ff ison b e snf no sS ssa. c I sop:
SSs sa oS TiIl .i 70 I pso ysu n FoI a. q, .s.. statement lest l shall
Most took from his pocket q copy OF the EVEN
furnished it afterward. and asked that, he
Judge Cowing said that he might do 80 after he
bad stated thS speech aat from memory as we'll 9s
s he seu sIov The snd M io T l began ela als t snssc Nth h .
good deal Of oratorical effect. The jurymen
and Judge Cowlng leaned over to catch every
word he said, and the court room grew as still
as death.
,d fsaIo su Gl ys.tssd! ! ;n sSSas Ike Ssu a sses q so the nswc: Risp.so
EoYs.,iSP, g b aIiSss An 4 n nj 2, thssr,ys men ;;i.s
f i sesssh i .S ?: s,,:epssSGd Tor sI :; .ilSf /: Is,le"t.
S 10 @' L, as ss y our q all fn' II they s1 viii H. not @sa allow % n Is 10 T mss, T IL
D gSms Day ws ,S.y A VIZ s ss .Sssy 4 shIRs Fi sSss made nsas'a as h I'D
Our : s .,.,s; In Chicago WE'RE mqra: r.: !. wa. .s.
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other victims. j am hsr. 70 accuse tho authors Z tSs
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X; Ss1ISS sS;s * s s t:ssI ., f \: III i %ss f Al! Y.s 4: ,::d ,s. y y
men n nsss ne, ssS' B S:sn s SnnE xn1 1h ss:s 4 a e fn. Ss0T TsS;
from wrong-be used his Influence 10 keep the working.
men Of NV YorL from p%IStf.'iPPf ;..iSss Cha, AVN!
sissSIf'' R a,ssIs a. r,fr0n 'h' Chicago Fr.'''-"AuF,
notes OF his speech away after the meeting. He
made the notes directly before MS speech At
expecting to speak, any way.
SSrE, hh oss~ ~fs SSi Ss9 n' Sh ssPs's sl sa'' 90, TO do with tAi.
Judge cowing-I think that's proper,
Most said that he WAS ssntsncsd 70 five years
tMPT was Soon released ri a By "a i esDe raj pSisSa
eight months in Germany for calling the En-
Berlin fora year and a hall. for making a spsech
In 1875 he was senteancsd for blasp6smay in the
Berlin City Court to two months imprisonment.
II ESsElsI *, lst sasa nj %as " fhs CIss Il i9r RAP as-
sia. He WAS then publishing the Frsihsa In
4. mp 4. s,, SS: p Bps Il: car ~ sF'iel' IN the ''s'As' applaud
SSSads; sS ysI H. !siSsr 's !; : sss ssY o toe ?. e.; NJ; s,ss!,
wsIfsSsr 81 decline 70 answer on the ground tS.tiat
y S .7..s my. Yen sSI !; a sSn ssy,ss IL . ,ass SSs. a. to tho
Mr.. Howe objected and excepted, and the con-
fore the jury. Mr.. Nicoh asked IL Most Rad not
given q receipt for making dynamite, II he had
to put dynamite In strong shells. or how to
make bombs out OF gas pipe. which, exploding,